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A-LEVEL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SUMMARY NOTES: HALOALKANES

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What is a nucleophile

Answer: An electron pair donor

2.

Name 4 nucleophiles

Answer: Hydroxide ion :OH- Water molecule H2O: Ammonia :NH3 Cyanide :CN-

3.

What is a hydrolysis reaction

Answer: A reaction where a molecule is split by using water

4.

What reagents/conditions are used to identify a haloalkane molecule

Answer: aqueous silver nitrate (AgNO3) in ethanol solvent 50 oC

5.

What are the possible observations of haloalkanes with aqueous silver nitrate & ethanol (50 C)

Answer: Silver halide precipitates: Silver chloride = white Silver bromide = cream Silver iodide = yellow

6.

Describe and explain the trend in the rate of hydrolysis for the haloalkanes

Answer: Trend: rate of hydrolysis increases from R-Cl  R-I Bond enthalpy of C-X bond decreases from C-Cl  C-I Therefore, less energy required to break C-I bond and faster rate of hydrolysis

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How does IR Radiation interact with a molecule

Answer: IR Radiation causes covalent bonds to vibrate and absorb energy

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Give 3 bonds and subsequent molecules that absorb IR radiation very well and are classified as greenhouse gases

Answer: C=O bond found in carbon dioxide O-H bond found in water vapour C-H bond found in methane

3.

Give some common “everyday uses” for IR Spectroscopy

Answer: Monitoring gases that cause air pollution (CO and NO from car emissions) Measuring ethanol in breathalysers

4.

What does the M+ peak represent?

Answer: The M+ peak is the molecular ion peak. The m/z values is the same as the Mr for the molecule

5.

What causes the M+1 peak?

Answer: Small amounts of C13 isotope atoms present in all molecule

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